This Sunday celebrate the Spirit of the Christmas Tree with us at our Christmas Pageant. We'll celebrate Christmas with a retelling of the Nativity Story from a UU perspective. Please join us for original music and songs by Unitarian Universalist composer Joyce Poley, and a joyful celebration of the season. The service is multigenerational: youth and adults are participating together from the sound room, to the ushers, to the music, to the cast of actors.
IMPORTANTLY this is a third Sunday offering and the money you give at this service will go towards Schenectady's Free Health Clinic.
Please come, enjoy the pageant, the community, and give generously.
Religious education classes resume Sunday January 10, 2010!
"Such values as we are concerned with cannot be communicated except as they are set in operation....This is why I have so often said that a faith which is so largely a faith of dynamic ethical and intellectual values should make method the heart of its curriculum." Angus MacLean, Unitarian Universalist religious educator
Friday, December 18, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Children at the Well
THIS SUNDAY at 2 PM please come to FUSS and see Children at the Well.
Children at the Well is a not- for- profit program that brings together youth from different religious traditions who work with professional storytellers to tell stories out of their religious traditions.
Every year the youth gather at a different place of worship to tell the stories they have practiced. This year is our year to host! It is a wonderful and powerful opportunity to deepen our understanding of diverse religious traditions including our own, support youth, and hear terrific stories!
Our own Alex Whisenhunt will tell a story Sunday. This is an event friendly to all ages. Please consider taking time during this often busy holiday season to enjoy a diverse religious community and celebrate the power of stories.
Children at the Well is a not- for- profit program that brings together youth from different religious traditions who work with professional storytellers to tell stories out of their religious traditions.
Every year the youth gather at a different place of worship to tell the stories they have practiced. This year is our year to host! It is a wonderful and powerful opportunity to deepen our understanding of diverse religious traditions including our own, support youth, and hear terrific stories!
Our own Alex Whisenhunt will tell a story Sunday. This is an event friendly to all ages. Please consider taking time during this often busy holiday season to enjoy a diverse religious community and celebrate the power of stories.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Homemade Holiday
Tomorrow we will have a special program for children in the PreK thru 5th grade classes.
We'll start in the preK/K room for Children's Chapel and stay there for the program. We'll use 1/2 the dining room as well.
We did this last year and it was a lot of fun! For children's chapel I'll tell the story, "An Advent Wreath Named Patience." Children will have the opportunity to make an advent wreath and a gift.
They can also choose to read, snack and engage in any of the spiritual practices they have been learning about in their classes.
We'll start in the preK/K room for Children's Chapel and stay there for the program. We'll use 1/2 the dining room as well.
We did this last year and it was a lot of fun! For children's chapel I'll tell the story, "An Advent Wreath Named Patience." Children will have the opportunity to make an advent wreath and a gift.
They can also choose to read, snack and engage in any of the spiritual practices they have been learning about in their classes.
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